I want to link a specific table raw to my website from (QAI) website.
below the website image https://pasteboard.co/IVocPqq.jpg
there are lots of tr tags how to target one of them?
I want to link only a specific raw so when people click the link they will be directed to that raw.
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Back in the day, I know it was possible to really customize your Google Docs/Forms. Is that still the case? There were all these tricks about how to make it look the way you want when you embed them onto a page (and remove Google's branding). The closest post I'm finding is from 2014 and it doesn't appear to work anymore.
What I'm trying to do is embed a small table into a webpage -- and only that table. I don't want anything else from Google. This table will be updated by me on the backend, so it can't be just an image.
You have to publish to the web and then get the iframe code to embed. At the top of your Spreadsheet, click File and then Publish to the web. Click on the Embed tab and then on the "Publish" button, this will generate the iframe element you can use in your web.
Within the iframe, there's the src attribute with a URL you can edit with some query parameters to customize Sheet's behaviors, for example, to specify the range to be displayed in the iframe, you can add the range query parameter:
<iframe src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/[SPREADSHEET-ID]/pubhtml?gid=0&range=[RANGE]&single=true&widget=true&headers=false"></iframe>
In your case it would appear your Spreadsheet ID and you need to replace the [RANGE] with the A1 notation of the range you want to display.
Is it possible, using Google Analytics or a Word feature, to record what hyperlinks a reader follows when s/he is reading a Word document on a web page?
You could use something like goo.gl or bit.ly to shorten the URLs. It offers some analytics capabilities.
I'm a little unclear what you mean by reading a word document on a web page. Do you mean embedded word doc or simply a web page?
If you have access to the Word doc on the page, you could implement a unique UTM code to the linked URL(s), which should show up in your GA reporting.
Otherwise, you could see within GA source/medium reporting which website the visitor was referred from. If the source matches the website with the word doc, you can assume the visitor clicked the link. If there are multiple links on that web page, however, you won't be able to determine which exact link the visitor clicked.
I used EpiServer CMS. I'm just wondering if n2cms has any attribute to collect links. (like LinkItemCollection in EpiServer). If not, Please give me an idea to implement.
Reference: http://sdk.episerver.com/library/cms6/Developers%20Guide/Core%20Features/Properties/How%20To/Use%20Link%20Collection%20property.htm
Thanks.
You could do this with the ContentList part and creating a bunch of redirect pages. This is best if you want to re-use the collection of links again and again.
Create a dummy placeholder page somewhere, and make it invisible.
Under that placeholder page, create a Redirect page for each link.
Where you want the collection of links to appear, drag & drop a ContentList and point the root at the dummy placeholder page. You can then write a custom HTML template to display the link however you like.
One other idea would be to use N2CMS Selection part, which gives you a checkbox list of all the pages in your site. You simply check the ones you want to list, and Selection will format a list of all the pages you checked.
With both of these methods, if you link to other pages in your site, N2 will offer to update links for you if you rename any of the target pages (as long as they're in the same N2 site).
All of this is documented in the N2CMS documentation here: https://n2cmsdocs.atlassian.net/wiki/display/N2CMS/Linking+to+Content?src=search
Look under the heading Dynamically Linking to Content Items
I have examined the object data of a Feedzirra::Feed.fetch_and_parse() object coming from a feed. The feed I'm using is http://feeds.feedburner.com/ChrisBurnor
My issue is that if a title on this page is linked to an external site Feedzirra does not pick up on it, in this case, the entry titled "Space Colony Art from the 1970's" links to publicdomainreview.com. Yet the link itself is not present anywhere in the Feedzirra returned object.
My question: Is there a known RSS element that contains the href material from an entry title?
Or: Is there a way I can examine the xml of this feed to see if I can perhaps find where the link is going...
For the future, I might want to peer inside of these links and include their material in my feed display but for now I just want to have the link.
On the feedburner page there is a link titled "View Feed XML". When opening it and then doing a "View Page Source" in your browser, you'll see the raw XML feed. But just using wget or curl seems to be less cumbersome to me.
If you look at the raw feed, you'll see that in there is no information or link about publicdomainreview.com.
So without further processing of the feed items, you can't easily get the information you want.
I am having that problem that I got some items on a list that needs a like button.
That means I got multiple items on a page. I want to show an unique image and text when a user press like. The problem is that facebook meta tags goes in the header and it is only for the page. That means that the facebook like images are the same for all items. I have read this guide http://hillarsaare.com/multiple-facebook-like-buttons-on-one-page/ how to create multiple facebook likes with unique images and links. But my link that the user likes is a link that is been redirected in my controller to an external URL without any view.
Where should I place the meta tags? Should I create an view for my link ? How should I make an delay on the link that is been redirected?
I made a show file for my link. And but the facebook meta tags in the header, and some javascript to make the redirecet to my external link. In that way I can have multiple like buttons on a page with unique like information and images.